Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, January 01, 1890, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHE aiOBXIRb IIEIMJ.P: WEDNESDAY JAMJABY 1. 1890. SI'ECIAI,, Vt:SO A. M. Not t'.t we o'ir .-toves and mngcs before buying is mistake. Mis takes are :i! way , costly. In heat ing stoves we have the largest as well a.- ihn i:i-.-t earefully selected stock in the city. The stoves we offer were not bought as au experi ment but . us a certainty. We know what each stove will do, and they were bought for cash, eo the price is right. Wc have special ties in heaters, beside our regular lines of Garland, Argand and Su perior stoves and ranges. Geo. W. Smith. The Daily Hkbaij will le on -ale. each morning at the new -.an.l of W. T. Kuhu'8, where it an he .profurei . at 5, cent ji?r eopy. tiK.Tn::i:.. INDICATIONS. For Albanv and cinity Fol towing is ths: forecast r 24 hours, i ending at 8 r. a. lo-s : liain ; warmer. .JOTTINii AEflV r TOWN. Write it 1890 heieafter. Babies Chamois mova-fins at Harrows & .Searb. For the ukin Hubbard's Elegant Lotion is bound to win. . .Charles ;Monteith arrived last night from Spokane Falls. Ladies all wool scarlet under wear. 75 cents at Barrows & Searls. .L-H. Glass has been appointed postmaster at Crawfordaville, Linn opty. , '. . i V '. V A'4arge invoice of seedless ranges were received Saturday by l?. L. JKenton. : Harry Woodin came up from t'ortlaad last evening to spend a few; days with hia parent?. The old year was rung oat last ' r.ight and the new year in by a dozen church bella ( the city. -S:A--' number cases-, of "la grippe," commonly known as bad old8, are reported in this city. '.'Barrows & Searls have just re oived an invoice of ladies fine shoes from George W. Ludlow. llailroad men will find a good shoe branded Engineer, at Har rows & Scarls. Cheap, suitable and durable. The mirrors which adorned the walls at the masquerade ball at the opera house last mgiit were furn ished by the Albany Furniture C. Hon. Jacob Vorheee, of Salem, Hon. Thomas Paulsen, of Wash ington coarty, and Hon. ' A. F. Miller, of Portland, have been in tke city daring the week. E. & C. Howard will nell their eitire stock of" winter millinery at cost to run down fctock on old 'ooJrf. all the lrtf"f designs and Will bear inspection. Call early and take your choice. .The members of Albany Engine Co., Xo. 1. assembled at the resi dence of Geo. Saltmarsh, on Sat urday evening, and presents him and hia bride with a number of elegant wedding presents. The reception was a most pleasant one. Messrs. Richards & Phillip are manufacturing a line of carved wood,., work, turned work, fancy furniture, etc. that is unsurpassed. They are now making a fine solid oak upholstered chair for the use f the fire department that would Io credit to any establishment. 2,000 pieces of sheet music just Mcieved at Jones Book Store, 10c a copy. This is regular size, has jaething about it to indicate its re markable cheapness, but is identi cal with that for which you are usually asked to pay from four to ?en t:mes he price. Call and get a .catalogue. . . ; i 1 ' HTy liow Bt.rna. A special dispatch from Coe Sta tion, on the eastern' extension of ehe Oregon Pacific railroad, nub lished this morning brings the in telligence, that all the -forces., of 4qba engage1 in construction have been- .compelled td stop work on account of & heavy fall f snow. A.forco of 15Q . tracklayers arrived from the front last; night and Or man k.CrpoksVpen; will arrive, in a few days. The snow may no delay the work any weeks, and the confcractora will leave all- their Bujptfe ai.0fejiqgni.yi order tr ,go a with the work as soon as the snow goes off. It i now bx feot deep-atthe front and it is still fnowing. OfHe.ra Sleeted. ! Office of Knox Butte Grange t I . Uanlar were eiot:M3 tviiwwo, iidu.i, Mart Miller; i overseer, Eugene . I l It WiMn- Fisher iher; lecturer, M. H. Wilds; iwlfl, JL. Ajrdiabald ; afetaot: t7 f V Jordan : ' chablain. JStWr' Xuaqei treasurer, . Boon secretary, Annie Wilds; gate keeper, Elmer Conn ; Cere, Ilatjei treasurer: . Sai)n Wallace; Fiprja, Chua Haight; ... ft -1 J - A t . M . 1,1 Jady assistant, awhj ruimiu. OBBrtoaitU la raroa. West Side : Over lOti.OOQ people are 'ndw 'reaching Oregon each year. . These people, come to find l.omes and a -Chance to make a . ii' i i living among us. w nen n-ueiuiin Orezon they liave little or no pre ference for - one locality over another. Their place of final eet . tlement is determined by the op portunities they lind for cheap homes and constant employment. Some new designs in scrap al bum?, and prices to suit your fancy at Guisa A SonV. Paisley & Job Printers. THE MERRY MASKERS- A Larre Attendance jit the Kew Yff.r's Masqserada L-si i1i:;l.t. The masquerade ball given at the opera hou-e last night by the Dolce far Niente club, was. a bril liant and successful al'air. The spacious room was taste fully decorated and adorned with evergreens, and studded with rows of Chinese lanterns, which made a mellow eontrast w ith the bright electric lights. There was n large attendance, and all the available room was oc cupied by tlm spectators. Many elegunt costumes- wen worn, both by the ladies ant the geiillemen. Following is a list of the merry maskers : Minerva Monteith, Scotch J,-.sie Jean. Minnie Uonteith, Soubivttc. Emma Pfeiffer, Page. Mrs. I'feiffer, Page. Lulu Webber, Domino. Bessie Saltmarsh, Sailor. Mrs. Win. Garrett, Princes. Dora Harrington, (jneen of ih'iirts. Minta Harrington, Fireman. Belle Hines, Queen of Diamonds. May Mills, Queen of Clute. Fanny Curf, Queen of Hearts. Delia" Bently, (iueeij of Spades. Clara Cohen, Jap:.. e girl. Alice llake, Violinist. ' Mrs. A. B. Seal, Queen of Hearts. Sarah i temberg, Japanese Lady. Mary Schlosser, Japanese Lady. Miss Green, Tambourine Girl. Mrs. Phil. Cohen, ifambourine Girl. I MUs Baker, Angler. Miss Watson, Bell Binger. Mrs. M. Baumgart, Our Cci.ntry. (irace llallier, bellringer. Nellie Callahan, domino. Mattie Burnett, night. Mattie Shields, jockey girl. Mrs. James Shields, Spanish girl. Jennie .Shields, snewball. Mrs. Gilbert, Gypsy queen. Daisv . Dannals, GypsyA fortune teller. 9 Aliss Garrett, dewdrop. Ella A'hitney, La Tosca. Barbara Hyman, Democrat. Mary llutton, pride of America. Anna Hunt, Pocahontas. Mrs. Frank Wood, lady bird. Gentlemen William Stock, King Richard III. William Stites, Ixnis XVI. F. Williamson, J. C.Wright, Ed. Graffo. three clown brothers. H. Ewert, Sportsman. O. C. Clelan, sportsman. Ed.. Miller. Paddy from Cotk. B. M. .Sloan, Pud'dy from Cork. M. Senders, Uncle Sam. Win. McCulloch, little I-ord Fanntleroy. A. I'orter, flying Dutchman. Wm. Wright, English gent. H. Boggs, Spanish cavalier. C. Mueller, King Frederick. F. II. Pftiffer, clown. Josenh Beed, Irish dude. II . Ebcrt, Bridget. A. Klein, Spanish cavalier. F. N. Weod.cook. Be" Kirk, page. Sam 1Ogan, clown. W. F. Crosby, fine old English gentleman. C. B. Winn, French detective. Excellent music nns furnished y LinkV ori-hcf-tra. Tlie ladies reception cuminittee wa Miss iiisie i-hmeer and Mrs. Gilbert. Daath T Mr. I'rit lianl. Mrs. Clara Prichard, wife of Uev. K. K. Prichard, pastor of the First Presbyterian church, died oi pul monary disease, at her home in this city on Tuesday morning, Dec. 31, IKS".), a-e.l 2S year.-. She was a devoted Christian wife and mother, and leaves besides her husband and two children, a wide circle of friends who mourn her untimely deth. She was the eld est daughter of Uev. E.J.Thomp son, D. D.. of Corvallis. . She was born in Shoram, Vermont on Nov. 15. '181)1. She removed with her parents to Minnesota, residing in the northern ortion of the state. Later her parents removed to Min neapolis, where she united with the Andrew Presbyterian church at the early age of IS. A year or two later, though really an invalid, she began studying in the State university and persevered in this work until in tne tumor class, when by the doctor's advice, her parents removed with her to Cas ileton, North Dakota. There she married Kev. Jh. K. rncnard on Dec. 27, J88I.- After, trying this climate for four years, she, her husband and little George came to Salem, Oregon, where: they re mained until May, i(8o, when Bev. 'Mr. Prichard was called to the pastorate of the First Presby terian church in uns city. Will Kceeive fHw'Tur'n CalU. This afternoon at the Young Men's Christian Association parlor between the hors of one and six the following young ladies will be pleased to. receive, calls from the friends and members of the asocia tion, as well as from their own ac quaintances: Mrs. M. O. Brink, Mrs. Geo. Vasal lo and Mrs. O. :J. lire. ueo. y asauo anu Mrs. u. .1. rhompson, and. the; Mjsses H'. C. Jonn,lapje Vangba. jMay Millo, Hattie Chesney, , Elmer Wellr, nompso conii, Hattie Elsie George, Mildred Bnrmester, Mary S. CundifT, Helen Crawford, Jane Morris, Minnie Van Horn, M. Lee Prather,, Genevieve II. George, Veata , L. Masoti.Maude Yan Hetn, Abbie Wright, Lora Vance, Rose and Grace Trumbull, Lizzie Star buck, Clara Propst, A D.' Bridge ford, Sarah Wheeler, Minnie and Augusta Reiner, Velle Irving, Ida Brush, May and. Lillie Rideout. FoHtponvd. The parlor mccving under the charge of the W.C.T. U. will be held on Thursday afternoon, Jan. 21, instead of Wednesday at 3 o'clock at the residence of Mrs. A. McCoy on Baker street near Fifth. These meetings are open to all to attend and take part in the ennsid- eration of subjects vitally affecting J the we": tare ot p.ociety n?'.'.l of the 1 individual. I LkI.EN Iff BY SiKOW.: Citr?ct.ris rn -h - Oir , a Ta. iHc Crxptll-d t Quit vii.rU Mr t).o Fns-nt tpcdal f tin Hfai. I Coe, Dec. 'SI. On account of heavy snow frtorms all work hits been jiipeniU'd on the t.)ryn Pa cific for the present. Onnun & Crook are breaking their camps and tne track laying turce, under Superintendent i. V. Srevens, left for Albany to-day. A heavy snow storm has been raging since Sun day noon, and still continues. Messrs. Orman it Crook did not propose t quit work 011 account ol j anv hiu snow, mit mere is now i three feet f snow at the end of the track, and six feet on their work, ; the girl, who was about 19 years of and they have been compelled to 1 aye and good looking, ran off be htop. They will take their stock ! f re the could be identified, to Albany, and leave idl tiieir sup ! Articles of incorporation were plies at their camps to resume work j filed to-day in the office of the see as soon as the snow goes oil'. A ; retary of tate by the Williams it heavy engine and a snow plow is ; England Banking Company, with a expected from Yaquina to open the capital stock of $200,0l0, in shares trac k to take out t heir men and ! of $100 each. Geo. .Williams, Win. stock. i England and J. A. Baker incorpo- The engineers of the Oregon Pa- rators; principal office, Salem. chic and all ths men employed in the work of construction viU ar rive in Albany within a few !.i;,. The snow does not extend further west than Mill City, but at the ex treme front the scene is most wintrv, and 5 he contractors have exercised good judgment in with drawing their menuntil the snow goes oil. as at present everv indica tion points to a deep snow fall J. B. Maher. who went ui to re-1 move the utfit of AntonelleA Doe, was compelleil ty leave it in three feet of snow at Boulder Creek. The force of bridge men, under Superintendent F. J. Miller, are at Boulder Creek, awaiting the en gine and snow plow to take them out. All the men have plenty of provisions and the camps are sup p'ied with good houses, so that thev will not suffer. AMONG THE SP0BT8MEN. A Mtteh Bnnt ly the Gnn Clib at Kn?x Botte. The 'spoi lsmen of .Knox Butte held a grand Imhdav match hunt on Monday. The teams and the numoerof points made were us follows: SCOKK OK I.OSKI1S. Jerome Iroman (captain) i0"i Elam Miller t0" Leigh ton Knox L'HO Smith Knox S00 Anthony Kncx 770 Wrn. Conn rs0 Sam Conn VM Evert Knox 80 Joshua Conn ISo Ira Cox :;7() Jas. Archibald 17f) FgTotal oiiits -iriSy SCOKK OF WINNERS. A. B. Custer, (cantain) . . . . 400 tiL'" 875 476 535 :;oo 400 1105 C'JO A. Miller. Kd. Huston P. B. Marshall (average). Ed. Chambers (i. M. Knox Homer Miller herov Houston Ala Marshal Milton Morris (average).. Ed. Knox 47Gj 1(50 i Total points G192 The losing hi.le will give a royal Djinquet 10 me w inners and their friends a( the Knox P.ntte hall thisj evenin". l:K I. KSTATK 1 itAXsiKirs. The following real estate were recorded yesterdav : Samuel Meek by A. A. Meek, administrator to Sarah M. Meek, the 1. L. C.ofT.M. Weger, tp lo, S. R. W. i.Si'.. acres, and SO acres in tp". 15. S. It. :' W .$ J. M. Ralston to S. W. Moore, lot (i, block 1!), 1'J, Ralston 's .d addition to Lebanon I. W, Starr to Gertrude .am pert, N W. qy. block 52, Albany J. C. Davis and wife to Bel vin It. Forbes, 144 acres in tp. 13. S. R. 4 W Jeremiah Ralston to S. W. Moore, lot 5, block 10, Ralston's 3d addition to Lebanon. . . . 4 ........ Alon'zo Bardwcll to Lewis James. 20 acres in tp. 13, S. R. 2 W. Central Cenetery Associa tion to E. E. Parrish, lot "4, Central . Cem. grounds C. P. Bishop to (). P. Ab- les . j ,000; j xo 3,20 2,CW 100 150 rams, lot 4, block 2, Glass' addition to Crawfordsvillc James McMahon to Wm O. Bond, Xm 'cie..",in tp. li, . S. Jt 4. W' .".1 , . .' .'. . 100 3,763 San Francisco produce. dealers quote Oregon-potatoes a few cents higher than those of .any other sec tions.. , This, is only one mere indi cation that whatever Oregon raises is first class and that where known her productions are first in demand. The quotations are. as 1 follows for Oregon : Barbank's, $1 .50 (aj $1 .& ; Peerless, $L50 ft f 1,65 ; Garvents, 1.75 (? $1.5. T4ie quotation on Humboldt, Salinas Petatuma are, Burbanks, $1.65 $1.75 and Peer less $1 .50 $1 .60. Tlie San.rran cisco dealers .make, the following report : The potato market is again higher and prices are' very firm. There is no prospect of a marked decline in prices as long as the bad weather continues, of which there is every indication. Walk Upright In I.lr. The Knickerbocker Shoulder Brace will assist you. For sa'e bv II. C. Hubbard"," druggist. Call and exanrine them. Fortinii'er t lrv:nj; have jtir-t ' opened a new line of portiers, fable j .overs, t'el rip.'.:, stair nails) an-1 iiO'.Viiies in furniture and j ii.Mise-fiiii.-liin.-." Call and set?, H.eir eh-irant new store i;i he Masonic building. , .f 8IAIBvpi$?ATCHE8. j 4 Trap Wko Attempted to Outrags a Girl Bear Salem Severely Beaten. Special to th HeraI.j Sai.em Dec. 31. The tramp no isance is making itself felt outside the city, several sleeping in barns aloi.g "the railroad every night. This afternoon one of them m-et-ing a lone girl below the depot tried to carry her into the woods with hixu. Her cries brought II. Ilraese, a young German who was passing on horseback, to her assist ance. Braesc gave the tramp a terrible beating about the head and face, receiving himself a badly bit ten tinker. During the skirmish 1 , Also by the Stayton Hall Com panv N. V R. G. Keene, G. W. Caspell. Richardson, F. M. Henline and and J. II. Mann,incoriorators; capital stock $1,000, in shares of $20 each ; object, In build a hall for public puritoses in the town of Stayton. Also by the Astoria Real Es'.ate A Trust Company, with C. G. Mc Cord, G. W. Barnes, Harvey Younir. A.J. Goodrich. L. P.IIiim bv, J. W. Casey, Thos. fc. Sebas tian, II. E. Edwards and J. B. Turner, incorporators; capital stock $.")0,000, in shares of $500 each. Henry O. Sitlor, of Salem, was appointed notary public to-day. FB0K A VICTIX. Oh, ta grippe, la grippe, how can it be, I'm no Russian, as you ca-i see; Thui, why seize my impecunious se't? You surely have royal victims tc lay on the shelf. Oregon's winters amounts to but a fair breeze, Yet wi'h the rest of the world we join in in the sneeze. Albast, 1cc. Si, 1889. TIIK WATCH l;KCEIVKI. Portland. Der. '21, 1SS7. This is to certiJy that 1, the nn- j dersigned, have received the gold watch given away to pur' ....ers in the clothing department of the store of G. W. Si.npson, at Al bany, Oregon, I holding the ticket No. 17, corresponding to the laun der under the teal wjhich drew he watch. I am convinced that the drawing was conducted fairly. 1 was a stranger in Albany, having icen emplovcd but a short time in t..e tin store of G. V. Smith. Please accept' my thanks for the watch. Yours very truly, ' A. Cami-hkll. Money to Loan. .Money to loan at a low rate of interest, on improved farm and city property, in sums of $200 to $10,000. For particulars call on Burkhart & Malin, Real Estate Agents. . v" ' '" Clinic and .oL. Thos. Brink has just. received a fine lot of wicker chairs, wood baskets, music stands, and some line parlor suites, etc , which will j be sold at the very lowest price Pocket 4'n(lrry. largest and finest display The 1 every brought to this valley just received at Stewart ic Sox's." Call j and examine. ' ScUmuth. Shram. ! Immense stock at Stewart & 1 Sox's. 1 he best quality and any j size or style. Call and examine I our stock. Stew art it Sox. Delay Are DangfiroiiH. j Select a block, in the Oregon' Land Company's two-acre tracts in ! Astoria before the next rise. If you want a choice cup try my 40 cent tea in bulk. Browne!!. of C. tea E. XXXX coffee is the best. Try it. C. E. Brownell. Suburban Property ! I.OtS IS BURKI I ART'S PARK ADDITION This Addition offers euperTer ad vantages for residence prepcrty, commanding a view of the whole city and bu a ehert walk from the business Hrtion of town, - For Bale by - '" nuiTSNAN BILRIKT BB'S. C!MBAl$TQIJ :AHDvCH, Oregon Transactn a general banking buaiiiewTT Draw liht drafts on New York, Nan frail pncoandfortlanrf, r. .. . , UJAft irtOW on apprydorltrH.." itvetv tlewitaubjactt clteck, . collection entrurteil to u will rertiv GILSON'S'SHAYING'SPA'RIORS '-fAs- ..Vr.'vr,. ;- IIA1R DRESSING SALOON. None but first -class workmen employed.- Everything neat and cjean. Give me a call. First door east of new Mason ic Temple. ! CrnnberricB, roeonunt, omnges unrl rieil heel at V. K. Hrow-neU'e. ABT .1. F. W1IITIXG, ARTIST. luitnirtien ivtn and w.rk executed in I ;it!i'..-.'pe. I'or.rait uikI lii-coratsvc l'i"Uns. I.' fiTinir, iH'Hijiiir .tin Mn-hniiii.v.1 Draw in. U"f. inns and !', foster hlork, Albany, l.ircp;:i. m t. r y v. KKJ3K YOVH EYE ON E. G. BEAliDSLfiY'Sl Column. 100,000 To loau on real eft ate' in turns to suit at endit (8) per cent, per aonum. ALBANY PROPERTY Bn; Baiujain. 100 acre of land for $1100. The pro,jerty is partially improved having a house and some loose dressed lumber on the place The land is all capable of cultivation and the soil is very rich.. Fine spring of water and plenty of pole timper on the place. This must be sold aud is a rare bargain at the above price. Call for full particulars. One of the best 40 acre tarms in this section of the country, not a foot of pocr land on the place. Is espe cially adapted for fruit, and is situ atcd convenient to the city. Price low and terms easy. This is a spe cial bargain for a few dajs only. Cheap lots in llacklcman'a first, second, thin! tnd fourth additions, in Ma&ton and Chamberlain's addition, in Fair Dale Addition, in Bryant's ad dition and in the Coltra Park addi tion. Choice residence lots, both im proved and unimproved, and 8oin bargains in business property. Farm property at all prices and on easy terms. ASTORIA PROPERTY. I have obtained a few more lots iu the North Addition, which will he sold at $f5 each on the installment plan. It vi lpay you to call aud see how this addition is located before buying a lot three miles further out. I expect to have some other addition property to sell in a few days. Asto ria has unquestionably the brightest prospects of auy towu in the north west to-day, and buyers in real estate who get in on the ground floor w ill reap the harvest that is surely in stcrc for the city by the sea. E. G. BEARDSLEY, Real Ef.tate and ' Insurance Broker AMI NOTAKT ri'lil.tC Broadalbin Street. Albany, Oregou. M 1.1 1 T Tirni KB -FOR THE HOLIDAYS ! It' you want to make a nice Christmas pres ent ko and Bee Home of the fine rocker, 'ounires, fancy chair ami fine iiihol.xtec: furniture at 'Ihrw. Urink'o. He has a larjre ami beautiful ntorto:tnt which will be cold at BNtiinixhiiiKly low rice. Third ward Store ! 1 1 v i ; :r i nrcha.-el this jiopisbir ep t iltlihliim nt I am now prep.'.icd to tIJl any order in the grocery nl pro vision line. A fnll stock of groceries kept constantly on band. The lii:rhcsl canli rice paid for all kinds of coun try produce, or will exchange goods for the same. Come one, come nil. CHAS. ESSKi. Candies. Nuts. Green fruits, tobacco and cigars. "Delay not till to-morrow to be wise, but bqy of those who adver tise." Always read the advertise ments of C. E. Brownell. They will he meat, drink' and lodging to vou. IV. K MvPIlEltSON, VtCT KtitKKT. . REAL ESTATE r BROkER lntirnf bo6tntanie(cd and tuency oaned I have a large lirt of improved and unimproved chy probity and fiuit.vuilen and faro )ind rH tary 1 small tracu. As I cell oa, cnmmitaitfioiil.v, if you -wil fo buy r MQ ii will ly you $o c"in. ani ree mc PRIDE OF ALBANY .."!-.. ". . 1 .:: 1 ,SOAP, .,V ' bet laundry fcap in tite. . Try a box anda you will use no ' ' other. For tale only by C. E. BROWNELL. Tor business at the Portland Business Col ege, rortlaiul. or nt the Capital lJiisinea Jolleiie. Salem, lloth schools arc untie he management of A. 1. Armstrong, hav. Omc course of btudics, t,-une ratcsof tuition ItuiucKK, .Shortliniidf typewriting-, reniiianh:j, Knglish Deiart ents. Dav ami eninc; sessions. Sluocnt tlmittcil anv tim.. Ki.r Citiilosjiie, atMres fcrtlaml lfnv.;!f"s C.;i!.cr ADCiptal l:aviiif'!lrsi rtlatil ircm l t"ein lllil. WANTtD TO H CEXEKAL j Is' ucaort. Arply at ttaw othce. 1 INTO Grocery educate h L. Kenton DEALER IN Staple ancL Fancy GEOGEEIE i . - - llso ChoicTCdndies9 Nuts, Cigars and Tobaccos, Fruits, Vegetable's, Etc. TERMS CASH AN1 PRICES JLOW. Suhserifttion Agent for all Leading News papers and Magazines. "NER THKTOSTOFFICE. ALBANY, OREGONST ( INVITES THE PUBLIC TO CALL AND INSPECT HIS NEW AJfD LARGE STOCK OF Holiday Goods CONSISTING OF A FINE DISPLAY OF GOLl5lST SILVER WATCHES, GOLD HEAD ED CANES." GOLD HANDLE!, HLK UMBRELLAS, GOLD AND FOUNTAIN PENS, SOLID GOLD AND DIAMOND GOODS, ANT AN ENDLESS VARIETY OF JEWELRY, COIN SOI Ij"V IE "W" A J3i,j?l AND OENU1NE ROGERS BROS. PLATED WARE ONLY; CLOCKS, SPKPTAfT.KS AVT) NOVELTIES FOR HOLIDAYS. WnJiure rjousrht all the negatives made by L. W.Clark and Grcenwod up to date (Xov. I. 1SKU). Duplicates ean be had from them only f ns, at te diK'cd rates We also have about 1300 negatives made by ourselves. 1mm which duplicates can be had at like rates. We carry the onlr full ihie f vissr shall be iileiiscd to pee oti at rur studio Masot ic Temple. " Tulitjs Joseph Manufactauerof Choice Ci?ais AND DEALER IN - ,.. . ... M i IMPORTED (''rfi, ihigar.d Snicking Tobin mis, Vm ic bi.uni ut.d Vi'mr T:. t full lime of Smokers' Articles. Also dealer in CALIFORNIA AND TROPICAL . FRUlft Next oor to rffeiffcr's candy store, Albany. Oreson, mid! m "Oh ! the cold and cru:l winter, Ever thicker, thicker, thicker ; Froze the ire on lake and river', Ever deeper, deeper, deeper ; Fell the covering inow and drifted . Through the forest round the villa.' IT IS COMINGr. "0)d 1'rob." says winter is coming earlier and more severe this year than usual. 3ESRGHQ Tat e'time by "the topknot and examine my elegmt stock ot . . OVERCOATS, , m&PU ULSTERS. 7 DRgSS OVERCOATS. v t : .'.. :. . : . T; V :: Z, ' KERSEYS, , VALOURS, BEAVERS, MELTONS. CHEVIOTS, WIDEAWAKE. r CHIliCHILL.i CAS"! MERES, MONTAGNACS. L.E. BLAIN, " THE Leading Clothtier, -. . t Tns Leading PHOTOGRAPHERS: albanv; hegon; in KroiuanV block, next door t' the Alii WEST ' i . . .